Cover wall marks in about 60 seconds without opening a paint can, taping edges, or using a brush. Spray this touch-up coating over crayon, marker, scuffs, food stains, water marks, mildew shadows, or hairline cracks for a smooth matte finish.
The formula combines epoxy resin for strong adhesion, polyurethane resin for a tough scuff-resistant layer, and a silicone-acrylic emulsion that seals out moisture. Once dry, it creates a fine matte film that blends with white and off-white interior walls without leaving a glossy patch.
Simple spot repair
- Prepare: Wipe the damaged area with a damp cloth, then let it dry completely.
- Spray: Shake the bottle and hold it 15–20 cm from the wall. Apply one light, even coat.
- Finish: Allow the coating to cure. Sand lightly afterward if you want a smoother blend.
Most crayons and markers disappear with one coat. The resin film locks ink in place to help prevent bleed-through, although darker permanent markers may need a second light application after the first coat dries.
Light orange peel, knockdown, and mild stippled textures respond well. Heavy stucco or rough plaster may need two coats for full coverage. On coloured or heavily tinted walls, test a small area first.
Choose your repair size
The 60 ml bottle suits a single-spot repair. The 120 ml kit is intended for multiple rooms or an entire apartment and includes a spray bottle, plastic scraper, two sheets of fine-grit sandpaper, and one pair of disposable gloves.
After curing, the film resists peeling and yellowing. You can also paint over it later if you decide to repaint the wall.
